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Merkur, Hop Pellets, Import
Details
Pedigree
Cross between Hallertau Magnum and 81/8/13
Brewing Usage
Bittering
Aroma
Strong earthy, floral and citrus impressions
Possible Substitutions
Magnum
German Taurus
German Tradition
Typical Beer Styles
Lager
Additional Information
The first mildew-resistant variety from the Hop Research Center in Hull, Germany
Farnesene
< 1% of total oil
General Trade Perception
High alpha variety with high bitter value, good aroma, strong storage stability and low co-humulone
Specs
| Alpha Acid Range % | 12.0 - 15.0% |
| Beta Acid Range % | 3.5 - 7.0% |
| Co-humulone | 16 - 20% |
| Total Oil mL/100 g | 2.2 - 2.8 mL / 100g |
| Myrcene | 25 - 35% of total oil |
| Caryophyllene | 9 - 15% of total oil |
$1.79 to $79.99
Merkur hops are getting a fast reputation as a great bittering hop. It was bred from Magnum one of our all time favorite bittering hops. Except Merkur has a lower co-humulone level which can lead to a smoother bitterness. It is considered a dual purpose hops also suitable for lending some nice aroma. Merkur has a high level Myrcene oil content that can lend an earthy aroma. Citrus aromas also reported.
Merkur hops are getting a fast reputation as a great bittering hop. It was bred from Magnum one of our all time favorite bittering hops. Except Merkur has a lower co-humulone level which can lead to a smoother bitterness. It is considered a dual purpose hops also suitable for lending some nice aroma. Merkur has a high level Myrcene oil content that can lend an earthy aroma. Citrus aromas also reported.
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